
In the first 2 photographs you can see that the roots are all dried and this is because the plant has to be dehydrated first and then sent bare rooted.

After cutting off all the roots, carefully separate all the bulbs. Instead of one plant I have three.
The bulb that still has leaves must also have its leaves cut off .
The bulbs are then tied to hang vertically with a string or wire.
I normally hang the tied bulbs under my pots and will water and fertilize with my other plants. After some time new plants will emerge from the side with new roots. Once the roots are long enough I will plant them in coco chips or charcoal.